Valerie Folivi

Disturbed Synopsis A woman is now seeing the ghost of her past; she murdered a young girl many years ago and is now getting re-visited. The first shot is an (establishing shot) of a park that the main woman has gone to. We use an establishing shot to establish where the character is, there are going to be flash backs of things such as a church and rosary to add to the tension. The woman will be holding a bible and wearing black leather gloves to connotation mysteriousness and religion. Have a (long shot) of her looking down at the ground then her looking around the park (panning) have an eye line shot of her looking at the roundabout which seems to be moving around on its own, the camera then whip pans back to the characters reaction to cause thrill. After this first scare she see’s at the corner of her eye a young girl standing there with the shhhh sign Ironic of the silent death the ghost entailed years before. The female is too star struck to move so when the character blinks the young girl has got closer. This can be done in a number of shots preferably medium to long. The swing then begins to swing on its own and the whole scene fades to black. Immediate music will be used to assist the scene by making it more jumpy. The first minute or so will be focused on a flash of small doses this woman is having to go through. At some point in the opening sequence the bible will fall and voiceovers of versus will be read out, mixed with quotes of revenge (Whispers and children laughing) to get a fair idea of the main character a close up of a desktop draw will be open with the character taking characters out, as the camera follows the main character taking them the mise-en-scene is filled with newspaper hung on the wall, this scene will be shot in slow motion to mark the moment. All the scene above will be edited in black and white or sepia tone to dictate the time it was set (The past) There will be a flash back of the mother and child in the past which will be in colour and glossy but comes to a hault when there’s a close up of the young girls face grinning and saying something like “Mummy this is just the beginning”